The American Senator · Character
Old Mr. Cooper
An elderly man in Dillsborough.
minor
Also known as Mr. Cooper, Poor Mr. Cooper
First appearance: iii the masters family
Old Mr. Cooper shows up with force in At Bragton. The page is where that presence becomes real.
An elderly vicar who listens with awe to the Senator's queries, having been presented to his living by the bishop.
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- Extended society and household members
- Main characters and local gentry
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